by Adam Kidan | May 9, 2016 | Adam Kidan |
Ambitious people are bound to feel a bit like failures at times. It’s inevitable that some of the lofty goals you have won’t be reached, leading to the creeping feeling that you aren’t living up to your expectations. While you – and most other people –...
by Adam Kidan | Apr 22, 2016 | Adam Kidan, Business |
The debate as to whether or not it’s better to be liked or respected has been raging since the dawn of time. Is it possible to be both, or are they mutually exclusive? I recently came across an article that discussed this question, and argues that yes, you can...
by Adam Kidan | Apr 11, 2016 | Adam Kidan, Washington DC |
Yesterday’s Boston Globe released a satirical front page that was meant to warn readers about what they think could happen if Donald Trump became President. The fake front page, dating April 2017, features such headlines as “Deportations to Begin”, “Markets sink as...
by Adam Kidan | Mar 23, 2016 | Adam Kidan, Washington DC |
If you’re looking for a crazy experience in DC this spring, then you’re in luck. On April 30, Dupont Underground will be unveiling an all-white installation made from 650,000 translucent plastic balls from the shuttered National Building Museum exhibition. Yet this...
by Adam Kidan | Mar 23, 2016 | Adam Kidan |
When you were 15 years old, what were you up to? Chasing after girls? Rebelling against your parents? Investing stocks and spearheading charities? Chances are you didn’t select the latter category. But chances are you aren’t Edward Bourke, a 15 year-old...
by Adam Kidan | Mar 9, 2016 | Adam Kidan |
This past weekend, countless Netflix viewers stayed cooped up in their dens, binge-watching the newly-released fourth season of “House of Cards”. The most recent season follows antihero Frank Underwood battling in the Democratic primaries against the “outsider”...
